Bruce 1.2 is out. This is the version resulting from the work Richard and I both did while preparing our talks for OSDC a month ago, and means you can run the presentations I linked to earlier, without needing to grab the SVN version of the code.

It works on MacOS X, Unix, and Windows - but note that some bits, such as SpawnPage and ShellInterpreterPage won't work currently on Windows. If someone wants to contribute patches to make these work (it shouldn't be hard - I just don't have a need or motivation to do it right now) they'll be gratefully accepted.

I've begun the work on what will become Bruce 2.0 - this will be a merge of the IronKant code, allowing Bruce to run on IronPython with SdlDotNet, and should hopefully also include a pyglet backend. Pyglet should allow for a whole host of shiny new possibilities.

Next up is a talk at LCA 2007's Speaker's Dinner in 2 weeks.

Labels: python, software, talks